Minnesota SF787 allows unlimited remote participation in local government meetings via interactive technology.
Minnesota SF787 modifies the state's open meeting law to permit unlimited remote participation in local government meetings conducted via interactive technology. The bill amends Minnesota Statutes 2024, section 13D.02, to allow meetings to be held remotely as long as all participants can see and hear each other, public members can see and hear discussions and votes, and at least one member is physically present at the regular meeting location. All votes must be conducted by roll call, and each location where a member is present must be open and accessible to the public.
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